cat cafe + museum

Started the day out by first visiting a cat cafe! I reserved seats for this place just incase and it turned out that it was a good idea because they were quite popular. Located in Central Prague, it was a hidden gem. In total they have nine cats (accurate to the time we visited) and were all adopted from shelters. The waitress not only handed us the menu but also a booklet of profiles for the cats. They are used to people around and could not careless about you. However we’ve learnt a trick! My mother had a small bag of dried(?) plums (this taiwanese snack, super good) and the noise from it attracted multiple to us. Everyone was then looking at us because many ran over haha. So keep in mind if you ever go to a cat cafe, to bring something that makes noise like a treat bag.

I ordered an unusual latte; lavender latte. It was from a syrup which was expected, but they also decorated the top with dry lavender which made it quite fragrant. 6.8/10

Afterwards we headed to the Museum of Senses. There are many museums around but at some point you have enough of old european oil paintings and tea sets….

this place was quite fun. childish but has many illusions and interactive activities. they even label the best places to take a photo so you can get the full effect in the picture for the gram